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Firefox opens in a tiny window and I want it to open full page..How?

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mystifiedtoo
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Firefox opens at my home page as desired, but it is on a window in the upper right corner, about 4"wide and 3" tall. It readily drags out into a full-sized display, but I want it to open that way, as it did before I updated to yesterday's version of Firefox. i find no options immediately obvious to set this opening size as a default. How do I do this? Also, I now have a problem with Flash crashing that I did not have before the update. How do I fix that?

Firefox opens at my home page as desired, but it is on a window in the upper right corner, about 4"wide and 3" tall. It readily drags out into a full-sized display, but I want it to open that way, as it did before I updated to yesterday's version of Firefox. i find no options immediately obvious to set this opening size as a default. How do I do this? Also, I now have a problem with Flash crashing that I did not have before the update. How do I fix that?

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Thanks for the heads up, Cor-el.

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FredMcD
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You may have a corrupt localstore.rdf file. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/changes-toolbars-and-window-sizes-are-not-saved

cor-el
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The localstore.rdf file is no longer used in Firefox 34 and later releases and has been replaced by xulstore.json.

FredMcD
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Thanks for the heads up, Cor-el.

mystifiedtoo
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Thank you all for your response. Suddenly, the situation cured itself, and I still don't know what caused it. Firefox now opens into a full-sized window. Thanks again for your attention.

FredMcD
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Here's Hoping. Good Luck.

cor-el
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I see that you have some crash reports that are about the Shockwave Flash plugin: [01]: bp-a31ffcb4-3e5b-4b23-8de5-937882141220 Dec 20, 2014 [02]: bp-7d52f4a1-089a-4d31-8aa3-69f032141220 Dec 20, 2014 [03]: bp-6cdee826-9d02-4ce0-8f8a-024b32141220 Dec 20, 2014 [04]: bp-e9dc97d3-517c-47e3-b10e-297ed2141220 Dec 20, 2014 [05]: bp-de31fda4-3917-4af6-bacc-f5c8a2141219 Dec 19, 2014 [06]: bp-b661efb7-03e5-4153-9cfc-9d23d2141219 Dec 19, 2014 [07]: bp-8dd43aef-5444-473c-ab95-9ec102141219 Dec 19, 2014

Do you experience problems with Flash?

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